microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () Hi, I have 2 SATA drives, and I've been struggling to do a simple clone of my Seagate C: partiton to a Maxtor F: partition. I've tried Ghost 9.0, Acronis True Image 8.0 and other trial software. In most cases I...

isn't compatible with USB), ...though, you can _save/restore_ the FAST files to/from a removable USB drive. Or,, if you need to slave up the old drive to get other files, you might as well save the FAST file(s) to the hard drive. Just select "Other"...

to SR/SFP can be set by the user between the minimum of 200MB and a maximum of 400MB or 12% of the boot partition size whichever is the greater. All restore data is stored in the _RESTORE folder on the boot partition. The _RESTORE folder on all other partitions...

drive, the second one on the slower and larger drive. The second configuration would simply be having the partitions sequential, first all the partitions on drive R74 with letters C, D, E, F, G, H, followed by the partitions on Y30 with letters I, J, K,...

Cannot format a network drive. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion () When I try to reformat the hd, it says " cannot format a network drive" which I dont understand. Here si the background of this old pc. This pc has 2 hdd connected...

push your USB drive to the end by repartitioning it and making the entire drive an Extended partition, then partitioning the Extended space into Volumes. They would then load last of all hard drive partitions, before removable drives. -- Gary S. Terhune...

all primary partitions on the first HDD are assigned letters first, then primary partitions on other HDDs, then logical drives in extended partitions, then driver-managed devices, such as CD/DVD drives, USB drives, cameras, etc. Once Windows loads,...

groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () You could get a small drive and partition it as you had the defective drive, put the boot files on it and install it as HDD0 in the computer. It only needs to be the smallest of drives. It's a work around...

above indicates to me that you have two hard drive partitions, C:\ and D:\, that the RAM drive that the Startup floppy creates got assigned E:, and that your CD drive letter got bumped to F:. > I put a music CD in the connected drive. I'd prefer using...

drive by removing the power plug I am able to boot from the 2nd HD. The computer sees everything and I can use all the partitions. In dual if I try and use the 2nd drive I get this message: Windows could not start because of a hardware configeration...